Newsletter | Issue 12 | July 2019

Disrupting Medical Education and a renewed focus on commercialisation.

Meet the eight outstanding women awarded funding to support their career progression. ​

The University of Melbourne to host the showcase in November 2019.​

​The Good Friday Appeal Teddy Bear Hospital raised funds for The Royal Children's Hospital. ​

​An outstanding contribution in the field of Global Childhood Infectious Diseases.

Recognising the significant contribution to neuroscience research, in the field of multiple sclerosis, at an early career stage.​

A pioneer in inflammation research.​

Recognition for dedication and significant contributions to the field of psychiatry​.

A forum for the presentation of high quality research and professional practice for sexual and reproductive health in rural settings. ​

A pilot teaching program at the Austin Clinical School​.​

Professor Liz Molloy was an invited scholar in April 2019. ​

The NOURISH Point Prevalence Study: Nutritional Outcomes of patients Undergoing Resection for upper gastroIntestinal cancer in Australian​ Hospitals.

​A unique eLearning package, to be released in ​October, providing students with a solid foundation of practical knowledge.

Professors Geoffrey Donnan and Stephen Davis will transform emergency stroke care for all Australians with the recent award of a MRFF Frontiers Stage One. ​

A​ joint initiative of the University of Melbourne and the University of Sydney​.

​Providing real-time feedback for the treating team and the patient.

A resource for expertise and trends in medical and health professions education.​

Ensuring our students are up to date with the implications of the new Voluntary Assisted Dying (VAD) Act.​

Professor Elizabeth Molloy and Brett Vaughan delivered clinical supervision training to medical school clinical educators at our partner institutions in China.​

Chelsea Perera was awarded the Department Honours Award and the Richard Larkins​ Prize for 2018​.

Save the Date: Saturday ​October 12, 2019​ at The Royal Children's Hospital.

A new way of communicating information to patients to ensure comprehensive understanding.​​

Establishing a culturally inclusive healthcare environment to ensure Australians residing in rural areas receive equitable access to care and experience better health outcomes. ​​

Recognising​​ current and former students for their outstanding achievements.

A new mobile learning course for busy healthcare professionals.​

Rural Clinical School alumni Dr Sebastian Kirby receives​ prestigious student award.

A ​practical session designed to improve your MCQ item writing and post-test feedback skills​.

Movember​ Foundation and Cancer Australia fund research to improve outcomes for men with prostate cancer.

Collaborating to optimise​ patient outcomes in the VCCC palliative medicine research group.